The Hangover (sweeded)

I like this sweede because it was funny and had lots of good shots in it. They had slow motion and fast motion shots which suited the parts of the film they tried to imitate. The sounds were funny and the length of it was good. It wasn't too long like some of the other sweedes made for the hangover.

Back to the Future (sweded)

The reason why I liked this swede is because:

• It was a good length
• It was funny and left on a cliff hanger
• They only used the main parts of the film which made it interesting
• The costumes were goof because they were relatable to the actual film but they didn't try to replicate the exact same outfits
• The acting was obviously bad on purpose to show how it's a parody and how its not supposed to be taken seriously

Production, distribution & exhibition

Production

Production refers to the tasks that need to be finished during the filming or shooting. 

This includes things such as setting up scenes, capturing footage and using set designs as well as lots of other things. 

Production is the second step of making a film. It follows the pre-production stage and is linked to the post-production stage. 

Production is also the process of creating media texts as well as the people who are engaged in this process.

Distribution

Film distribution is the process of making a movie available for the viewing of an audience. 

This is usually done by a marketing strategy for the film. For example making the advertising for the film suited for a specific audience. 

Film distribution includes things such as a film’s release date or a trailer for a film. 

Exhibition

Exhibition is when a film is shown for example in cinemas or on DVD. 

Audiences can watch films in other ways such as on TV, through downloads and streaming films.